** This thread discusses the content article: INCREDIBLE tornado day in southeast Nebraska! June 17, 2009! **

OMG!!

Now that was a wedge!

CNN showed a clip of the Iams plant getting hit.

Nice intercept Thunder Entertainment, great footage of an awesome wedge.Two thumbs up and a tip of the hat,well done guys!

Rick

Really hope noone got hurt (so far I've heard of one person getting injured) it looked massive, nice dust cloud. Good thing it was mostly out in the fields from what I've seen.

Hey Thunder Guys,
Extra Batteries and Media storage are cheap!

What an intense evening! Tornadoes all over the place.
I'm sorry to read that the SRV team were injured, but, when intercepting four times, the odds get shaved down a bit, don't they? I hope they recover quickly and I know they'll all put their heads together and improve the window design for better safety.
Watching Thunder's video it was interesting to see how very different each tornado was.
I look forward to learning more.

~Jo~

what a monster!! great job guys! looking forward to todays action, lets hope it is as mad yesterday!!! stay safe and have fun.

jp

Wow! I will get to watching the video soon enough, but I hope Reed and co. are alright! I mean, a BLOWN OUT WINDOW while in the middle of a probably violent TORNADO is a REALLY BAD THING!! Hope nobody is too hurt, but congrats to you Reed on 4 intercepts

Heidi Farrar wrote:
** This thread discusses the content article: INCREDIBLE tornado day in southeast Nebraska! June 17, 2009! **



I'm sure it's intense being out there, but the videos always look like a 5th grader took 'em or some guy learning his new video camera on vacation. I'd like to see a decent steady shot. So much time, effort, and money spent for herky jerky adrenaline filled poor shots, zoom in zoom out etc.....come on. Let the tornado fill the screen with action not the cameraman's inability to hold a steady shot. Monopod? Maybe prop it on the car? Learn to hold the camera still? Nice tornado. Crummy video as too often.